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Dante is a major antagonist in Season 10 of The Walking Dead. Introduced as an ally to the Alexandrians, he is eventually revealed to be a spy for the Whisperers. Dante is a character and one of the 2 secondary antagonists (alongside Beta) of the first half of season 10. He is an undercover spy for the whisperers who joined Alexandria as a Doctor after the barn massacre. He is the personal nemesis for Siddiq.
He was portrayed by Juan Javier Cardenas.
His Evil Ranking[]
What Makes Him Close to Being Pure Evil?[]
- While does he mention in his interview tapes that he had a son that he loved and killed a man over, considering he never mentioned him again, and he later betrayed the survivors, it's most likely he said this to seem innocent and nonthreatening.
- As Alpha slaughters the people from the ferry, Dante while disguised, holds Siddiq and forces him to watch.
- Joins Alexandria as a spy for the Whisperers and acts as a doctor.
- Paints graffiti on the wall and streets to create fear in the community and animosity towards Lydia.
- Poisons the water supply for the community to weaken the residents for future attacks.
- Poisons an imprisoned whisperer to keep from his identity being revealed and then blames Siddiq for it.
- Strangles an old lady that he was flirting with to death and frames it as a sickness.
- Digs a tunnel that led Beta to Alexandria which leads him killing a bunch of residents.
- After Siddiq finds out Dante was the one who forced him to watch, Dante kills him by choking him to death.
- Fights Rosita and tries to let the now zombified Siddiq eat her baby.
- Taunts the survivors about Siddiq's death and their paranoia after he is imprisoned.
What Prevents Him from Being Pure Evil?[]
- He had a genuine friendship with Siddiq, comforting him over his trauma and felt remorse over killing him, stating it wasn't supposed to end like this and even saying he liked him and killing him wasn't part of the plan when later interrogated over it.
- While he passes the baseline, he still fails the massive heinous standard of the show compared to Alpha, The Governor, and Gareth.
Trivia[]
- His comic book counterpart is genuinely heroic and doesn't qualify as Near Pure Evil.
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